Memorial Ilse Johanna Behr
This plaque commemorates the Jewish inhabitant of Oosterhout Ilse Johanna Behr.
In World War II, Ilse was put on a transport to Westerbork, on 02-08-1942, together with 97 Catholic Jews. On 07-08-1942, she was deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp where she was murdered two days later.
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- Photos: Bob van Vree
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